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Betty Blythe, 73 Blythe Road, Hammersmith and Fulham, London W14 0HP

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Hilton London Olympia Hotel
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Deluxe Double Rooms: 54% off from £120
380 Kensington High Street, W14 8NL | 9 minutes walk from Betty Blythe
Though it is designed for visitors to the nearby Olympia Exhibition Centre, there are plenty of other reasons to stay at the Hilton Olympia, not least More

Simply Rooms & Suites Hotel
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Deluxe Double Rooms: 15% off from £117
21 Avonmore Road, W14 8RP | 10 minutes walk from Betty Blythe
Simply Rooms & Suites is one of a range of new boutique hotels, located close to the Olympia Exhibition Centre. Affordable, high quality four-star hotel rooms More

Hilton London Kensington Hotel
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Executive Double Rooms: 18% off from £149
179-199 Holland Park Avenue, W11 4UL | 11 minutes walk from Betty Blythe
Located in the leafy district of Holland Park and only five minutes' walk from the Westfield Shopping Centre and Notting Hill, the Hilton London Kensington is More

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This charming fine food pantry and cafe has a 1920s theme running through it, from the tea ladies in vintage dresses, beads, hats and ruby red lipstick, to the music and layout of the store. The shop itself is named after 20s movie star Betty Blythe - famous for films such as Queen of Sheba and She, Miss Blythe was quite the seductress, becoming one of the first actresses to film a nude scene! Shop owner Lulu Gwynne initially wanted to name the shop Betty Blythe partly due to its location on Blythe Road, but her research revealed Betty did actually exist and everything fell into place. Food choices include a variety of meats, artisan breads and fine tea and coffee as well as cupcakes, sugar mice and chocolate pirates. The cupcakes are equally popular with adults as with the children, especially for birthdays. This is a lovely local deli that gets maximum marks for effort, and they usually put on something special for seasonal events like Christmas and Valentine's.